Half a billion years ago, the first true eye emerged in Earth’s oceans. Fossils now reveal what that ancient crystal vision could actually see.
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A new start after 60: I’d had several careers but no degree – then I became a palaeontologist at 62
In search of a new adventure, Craig Munns went back to school. Now, at 65, he spends his days examining long-vanished life forms ...
The Great God of the Sea has truly blessed us with a bountiful catch.
Biologists identify a new species of "living fossil" chiton through cutting-edge mitochondrial genome sequencing.
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44 times archaeologists found something that stopped us in our tracks
How many stories are buried just beneath our feet?
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Recap: Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 2 episode 2 — “Resonance”
Monarch Legacy of Monsters Season 2 Episode 2 is a good episode that struggles to find the right balance between the past and ...
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MY VIEW: Stitching the severed city
"Cincinnati is an engine of immense power. We punch well above our weight, for we carry a heritage of industry and intellect.
Professor Loren E. Babcock examines the key processes of fossilization in paleontology, highlighting the critical role of ...
Perhaps unsurprisingly, there are quite a few Star Wars fans among biologists. These ones have used their opportunity to name a new species to make reference to their beloved franchise.
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